Jack-A-Bee
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Caring for a Jack-A-Bee
Feeding: The Jack-A-Bee may have trouble with table scraps and thus they should be limited.
Living with a Jack-A-Bee
Personality: The Jack-A-Bee is a sweet, loving, affectionate, happy dog. They may be a bit skittish around strangers if not properly socialized at a young age.
Temperament: The Jack-A-Bee may have issues with shyness and anxiety. They are sweet dogs who may show signs of aggression when they are scared.
Shedding: The Jack-A-Bee is a constant shedder.
Grooming: The Jack-A-Bee has very low grooming needs.
Training: The Jack-A-Bee is trainable but easily gets distracted.
Behavior: The Jack-A-Bee chews a lot and can be mischievous when bored.
Barking: The Jack-A-Bee can bark loudly when afraid and some do have the Beagle howl.
Weather: Jack-A-Bees may not like rain or snow.
Exercise: The Jack-A-Bee loves to run and requires lots of daily exercise to get a good night sleep.
Physical Ability: The Jack-A-Bee is a high jumper, fast runner and very strong.
Living Conditions: The Jack-A-Bee can make a good apartment dog provided they have room to run and get plenty of exercise.
Jack-A-Bee Appearance
Appearance: The Jack-A-Bee can resemble a Jack Russell Terrier with a Beagle face or have more of the overall Beagle appearance.
Size: A fully grown Jack-A-Bee weighs between 12 to 25 pounds.
Companionship: The Jack-A-Bee is a fantastic companion dog.
Head: The head of the Jack-A-Bee is normal sized for both parent breeds.
Nose: The Beagle side of the Jack-A-Bee is always sniffing.
Eyes: The Jack-A-Bee has big, brown eyes.
Ears: The ears of the Jack-A-Bee are medium to long in length and floppy.
Body: The Jack-A-Bee has a medium build.
Hindquarters: The hindquarters of the Jack-A-Bee are muscular and strong making them high jumpers.
Tail: The Jack-A-Bee has a long tail.
Color: The coat of the Jack-A-Bee can be lemon-spotted (cream with tan spots) or white with light beige patches or tricolored (tan, brown and white). They may also have the spots on their skin like a Jack Russell.
Coat: The Jack-A-Bee can have a corse, thin or smooth coat usually with no undercoat.
Jack-A-Bee Health
Allergies: The Jack-A-Bee may be prone to nasal allergies and itchy eyes.
Health: The Jack-A-Bee is typically a very healthy dog.
Skin Health: Along with their other allergies, the Jack-A-Bee may have issues with itchy or sensitive skin.
Eye Health: The Jack-A-Bee may have itchy, red, watery eyes during allergy season.
* The most accurate way to determine characteristics of a mixed breed is by researching the parent breeds.
** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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